Ministry of Internal Affairs: One Ministry employee injured in rally violence, 14 arrests made

As the Ministry of Internal Affairs stated that, as a result of the violent actions of the participants of the rally, one employee of the Ministry was injured.

They note that the police arrested 14 persons because of violence in violation of the Administrative Offences Code of Georgia.

The rally was held at the Parliament of Georgia on April 15, starting at 19:00.

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Ministry of Internal Affairs: One Ministry employee injured in rally violence, 14 arrests made

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